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Minor in
Entrepreneurship
The minor in Entrepreneurship provides a focus
of attention for undergraduate business students
on the important topic of entrepreneurship, and
adds a commercial element to non-vocational
degrees in the Humanities and Sciences.
If you’re inspired by, and respect people such
as Sir Richard Branson, Bill Gates, Steve
Jobs, Annah Stretton, Stephen Tindall, or
Oprah Winfrey then it’s likely you appreciate
innovation, advances in technology, calculated
risk taking, and that you enjoy pushing the
boundaries of what might be considered normal
business practice. If this sounds like you then
you’ve probably got the entrepreneurial spirit
that has sparked so many people into developing
new products and services.
If you’ve got a business idea right now then
check out the Audacious programme on page
42, and learn how Otago’s Business School
could help you launch your business idea into a
commercial reality.
Minor Subject
Requirements
Entrepreneurship as a minor subject for a
Bachelor of Commerce (BCom), Bachelor of
Arts (BA), Bachelor of Theology (BTheol),
Bachelor of Science (BSc) or Bachelor of
Applied Science (BAppSc) degree:
100-LEVEL
BSNS 107 Understanding Accounting
MART 112 Marketing Management
200-LEVEL
MART 205 Marketing the Professional Practice
or
MART 307 Marketing Research Methods
or
any other 200-level paper from Commerce
Schedule C
300-LEVEL
MANT 303 Entrepreneurship
MANT 301 Managing Innovation and Growth
or
MART 306 Innovation and New Product
Development
Note: Prerequisites for 200- and 300-level
papers may be varied with approval from the
Head of the Department of Marketing and the
Professor of Entrepreneurship.